This project involved the widening of a historic truss bridge in a manner sensitive to the historic significance of the structure while maintaining vehicular and pedestrian traffic during construction. In addition to the context sensitive railing and lighting, new 32 ft. high precast concrete end pylons were constructed to match the original elements that were removed in the 1950's.

Bergmann Scope: Project Scoping & Preliminary Design Environmental Review In-Depth Inspection Bridge Design Highway & Trail Design Construction Inspection Community Involvement

Construction Scope: $8.5M Construction Cost Staged Construction Bridge Rehabilitation & Superstructure Replacement Highway Construction Aesthetic Railings & Lighting Reconstruction of Tall Pylons Trails & Landscaping